Temperatures on Sunday are forecast to be slightly above annual average, bringing moderate weather conditions in the highlands, while it will be hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba, the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) said in its daily update.
Clouds will appear at high altitudes, with northwesterly moderate to brisk winds.
Similar weather will persist on Monday and Tuesday despite a slight drop in temperatures, with high-altitude clouds and northwesterly winds.
Today, mercury in Amman is expected to range between a high of 32 degrees Celsius, dropping to 17C at night, meanwhile the port city of Aqaba will see a scorching 40C, dipping to 24 during night hours.
Temperatures on Sunday are forecast to be slightly above annual average, bringing moderate weather conditions in the highlands, while it will be hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba, the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) said in its daily update.
Clouds will appear at high altitudes, with northwesterly moderate to brisk winds.
Similar weather will persist on Monday and Tuesday despite a slight drop in temperatures, with high-altitude clouds and northwesterly winds.
Today, mercury in Amman is expected to range between a high of 32 degrees Celsius, dropping to 17C at night, meanwhile the port city of Aqaba will see a scorching 40C, dipping to 24 during night hours.
Temperatures on Sunday are forecast to be slightly above annual average, bringing moderate weather conditions in the highlands, while it will be hot in the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and Aqaba, the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) said in its daily update.
Clouds will appear at high altitudes, with northwesterly moderate to brisk winds.
Similar weather will persist on Monday and Tuesday despite a slight drop in temperatures, with high-altitude clouds and northwesterly winds.
Today, mercury in Amman is expected to range between a high of 32 degrees Celsius, dropping to 17C at night, meanwhile the port city of Aqaba will see a scorching 40C, dipping to 24 during night hours.
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